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*waves magic wand for malaul - chocolate and a dragon for her too*


Tao my darling! *kisses him and then lets him slurp the champagne in her mouth*

*feeling so happy in Taos arms*

*Was already drunk from your sweet aroma*

*Champgne has pushed me over into complete Nirvana.

Remeber my advise my commrade, take what you want, and what you want will take you.

I hear your knight's hoof beats comming soon.

I must be off, to my previous engagement, but I wish you well.

I would be honored to sip every inch of you.

(Then again, dipping sounds pretty damned good too.)


thanks for asking BTW    

*Declares intentions are more than physical....


more than metapysical......


more than words can describe.....


What wondrous spell has occured between champagne and a few dips?

* Heart pounding*

*Whispers intentions in siren's ear*

*Dances past doorway to vase of pink and black roses*

*places one of each between teeth and dips again*

We shall !!!


*he dips her, and they begin to tango*

*stunned by raging beauty, pulls pink haired noble towards my chest, as the music becons the dance*

*Eyes lock, no words need be spoken as cabbage juice is wipped off sabre and sheathed*

*takes hand firmly and kisses*

*Notices mutual attraction*

*moves slowly to abscond with champagne and strawberries from the table as an offering unto this goddess*

Head turns with a snap.


What has entered my view?

Could it be......



Destiny????????

The air......

   cool


The night.....


    stiring

what about those wholesome practicing ones that Thomas was talking about?

Prostitutes were a necessary evil, according to the medieval theologian Thomas Aquinas, as they were permitted by God in order to prevent male lust from becoming totally out of control. "Sewers," he noted, "are necessary to guarantee the wholesomeness of palaces." Otherwise, Aquinas worried, "sodomy" and worse crimes might result. While the money paid to prostitutes is paid for an unlawful purpose, according to Aquinas, the giving itself is not unlawful and the woman could retain what she received. In other words, prostitutes protect the "good" women of the family from the demands of male sin.

Is there a patron saint of prostitutes?

Look if the people want war, there ain't shit we can do about it.

and if the people don't want war too, apparently.